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International Tax Research - ATAX0429 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Description This course is a research-based course. You are expected to work on your own with minimal support from your research supervisor. Once you have submitted your research proposal to the Course Coordinator, a research supervisor will be allocated to you. This person will have particular expertise in the area of your proposed research project, and can be used as a sounding board for ideas and for other guidance that you may require. Study materials are not provided as part of the course, and there are no audio conferences.
Recommended Prior Knowledge None
Course Objectives This course is designed primarily to give students the opportunity to explore the full depth of the research literature in the significant and challenging area of international tax research.
Assessment 1 research paper
Course Texts Prescribed The following is a selection of acceptable citation and style guides, which you may use as the basis for your written work. You must purchase or have access to one of the following publications:
Note that in disciplines other than law (ie, Accounting and Economics) the literature in these courses has, for the most part, been written in the Harvard style and in these courses you may prefer to use the Harvard style of referencing. Guides to using the Harvard style can be accessed at the following websites:
http://www.lc.unsw.edu.au/onlib/ref.html http://www.usq.edu.au/library/infoabout/ref_guides/default.htm In this course, it is acceptable to use either one of the prescribed legal styles, or the Harvard style. However, whatever style you adopt must be used consistently and correctly - you must not mix one style with another. Recommended |